A Year of Impact, Inclusion and Possibility

Every day, Community Mainstreaming Associates (CMA) works to create opportunities, build independence and empower people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live the lives they choose.

Our 2025 Impact Report celebrates the people, programs, partnerships and milestones that made this year meaningful. From expanding employment opportunities and strengthening our Self Direction and Recreation services to supporting individuals in reaching personal goals and building meaningful connections in their communities, this report reflects the impact we make together.

Behind every number is a person. Behind every achievement is a story. And behind every success is a community committed to creating a more inclusive Long Island.

Explore our 2025 Impact Report and discover the difference we are making—together.

Programs That Put People At the Center

CMA helps individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities builds skills, relationships, and confidence in their community

Personalized Support

skill development

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TRANSITION GUIDANCE

I’ve done things I never thought were possible, and it’s all because of the support I received from CMA.
– MOLLY, PARTICIPANT,
SELF-DIRECTed PROGRAM

SUCCESS THROUGH CONNECTING

What We Do

At Community Mainstreaming (CMA), we believe people are defined by what they can do — not by what they can’t. We’re a Long Island non-profit organization committed to helping those with intellectual and developmental disabilities lead more meaningful and productive lives within their communities.

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Personalized Support

Our Programs

CMA provides a range of safe and engaging settings for adults with disabilities through flexible programming tailored to each individual’s needs, ensuring continuous support for loved ones as they transition through life’s milestones.

Day Programs

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Community Habilitation

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Residential Programs

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Self Direction

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Years supporting adults with disabilities

100%

Program participants known on first-name basis

15

Personalized programs across Long Island

Helping extraordinary people lead ordinary lives

We Are Hiring!

Community Mainstreaming Associates, Inc. is committed to providing flexible and innovative services that meet the changing needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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Your support makes a world of difference

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Help our organization by donating today! All donations go directly to making a difference for our cause. All donations directly impact our organization and help us further our mission.

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Vocational & Day Programs

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At Community Mainstreaming, we work to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities live more meaningful, self-determined lives within their communities.

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Discover CMA eAcademy

How it works

CMA eAcademy training and work program develops skills for meaningful employment in the field of e-commerce for the program attendees. The charity boutique housed on eBay sells books, art and sports memorabilia at great prices.

CMA solicits donated goods from our network and the broader community. Items are cataloged through an established process in a work training site and warehouse donated to us by the Bellmore-Merrick school district and at the main office in Westbury. Participants work with job coaches to pick up, catalog, and sort donated items; describe, photograph, competitively price and list the items on our eBay shop; monitor buyers; process payments; package, ship and track deliveries; offer customer support as well as provide personal thank you letters to both donors and buyers.

The Blog

Since our inception, we’ve grown from a single residence in King’s Point into an advocate for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities — offering a range of services and helping shape public policy.